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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-04-30

~, ,b.;r r...on ip.t.,d of sETsS
nater-to credit m. win uF~'TST
,han, lo,t.rs Itnow ,.i,h.r
nf ,',,,, ~, oo,lJ ,f,.r I,,.o ,,,oJ
a,d ',;ya ha- nn 70 r,. fr;.nd
ard h.,r ,ei,b.r of ,ham any grudye
hac,us. ,bs,, ohaved n,,ar" be sfonned
and sa.,n'ai ~ svaIlor ,ba IJ,m'.
.nn,. in hi. Ie,, ,bro.t-"ubv I JcnuIIn',
appTi; T,a "a nr n ronan,,a ;n.,ooI -, ,hi, t;ni
- CON-. so,rov ,ba,,. sucb 'une, crm.i
al,
Won couIdn,t Marx and h. in vnur
r;,h, nina =" addad Daye iJirb,m,n ,anj
7 Inom, ,,or, ,,,;nd 4, r;,,h, Loc,u.. IT,.
rnmr be,r, that's hurt .nd M, yomr con.
sa;, :"
..,:oodh h,. ~ ,.or ho,br said >Iorl
Hanson nsssing hi. wrist acro.s his ewes
The inpger Won st,v ver the worse
f..i So n, t..n ,h.s. ,o,taro and mv old
do, and hr;rr ho,h L.ct 10 rn,, 1'.rr;a
in !. f.,. dax.1
..CooJ i've Marx wben vou have fonnd
the man take vonr Lor.ewhin and tiog
him Rnt I m,ist go and .ee i done
"Tu hr;r, tho Win II ind ,b. rnyu.
Carria and ,nn hall rel, me how ,ong ~
ni,. !,
nav. H;oh,ma, rod. ouie,lv homo with
Carrie eYerci.ing M anthor;,v Inn, sav.
. intr tho hnmnly snaarh that IL VI llpl1
,n n.L. an snnoin,nen, yri,b ,rouhla
when il would he SIRE to call at one.
home
They found poor grandfather working
Al his memoirs. over the duel, and intrigue
of the past and the era of good feeling
under Mr. Monroe which he never could
get past.
"G;ranny." cried Carrie Deyoe in high
spirits. I'VE are going TO find the anony-
nous letter writer, Mark Hanson has
got the letters"
"Wer" said grandfather 81 hone Won
will. hut | never heard of a hunter
becoming distinguished as a special mail
agent
After they had gone Mark Hanson sat
on the porch of his old, neglected house
with Negrofoot in his lap, and had quiet,
boyish cry over the loss of the large, ma.
tuie, brown eyed woman who had so dis.
turbed his life, over his vision of ap-
preaching age without any comforter but
dogs, chickens and rabbit traps, and also
over his neglected opportunities of school
and the money making trades
He had been left little independence
possessed part of it still, never knew av-
arice, consulted such tastes as he had, and
therefore was no cynic il he had failed To
acquire either glory or his girl.
\ movement of the Talbot hound
nose from side to side attracted the OBJ
servant hunters eye, and he saw that tht
package of anonymous letters had beer
held against the animals muzzle.
That paper has mean ordor,' MARI
Hanson observed IT'S not been wei
washed in chloride Of lime at the mill, ol
the rosin and alum they use there haA
rot the chloride of lime out of it,"
He passed the paper over the blood
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-04-30

her beau have quarreled"
Why replied Ella, what makes you
think SOP
well, her parlor has been brilliantly lit
every evening lately Men York San.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-04-30

Have you got a copy Of the laws passed
by the last Texas legislature" asked u
stranger of an Austin stationer
''No, sir; the laws Of the last Legislature
have not been published but We have
'Schenck's Handbook on Poker pocket
TASKS, and almost every other Legislative
requirement you can think of-Terds SIT
S1ns
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p\PA'S Iri.INEN.


", X. GopbNll.
You're sound asleep at last,
You restless little elf
Wee image Of myself.
Old Morpheus holds You fast
Rest tiny. tired feet
Rest chubby, meidlius hands,
You, my imp from Fairylamd !
Ecls,>e in slumbtr sweet.
The livelung day, my hny,
Like bee among the flowers,
You've sipl-cl from all the hours
lifc's honcy-childhuods joy.
- peaceful is your brow,
Mrthink> the angels fan
Your ruddy face, my man,
As they watch DER you nov.
And papa is at rest
Hes found lomgcd.for rrvn>r.
say it--and il gne>-
Asleep like YOU best
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-04-30

"The war scare is over in Europe" re-
marked Jones.
"Sow exclaimed Smith, excitedly,
yes" responded Jones. That's where
it's been right along, ] believe. Don't you
read the papers ?''-Pihsbuig D'spdteh.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-04-30

A Western man sent in to an editor an
item to the effect that his fortieth wedding
anniversary would be observed on q certaii
the word anniversary"
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-04-30

What u sad, pathetic thought it is that to
someone, somewhere, the oldest minstrel
Joke is new !-1maiston (iia.) Hot Blast.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-04-30
IN WALL STREET.
4 siiOi' WHOSE WARES CONSIST
az SrO Ks.

JaS Gould Making u Quiet Purchase io-
Sest0rs who Handle Securities ns tf IA
Sminims Dry Sioosis- 4 Curi"us riacc IN
the World 0f Finance.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-04-30

Horses from the Pacific slope ought to have
golden gate T,ras Siftings
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-04-30

tried In hrrok mvsrlf of II but alWays
ell 7, hanan /, ,ho ,,.rannico, Josi,o
ns 's au .di,nriai dsut tm NV, 70 allow an ON.
nanan, ~ xannu;.h me II Jteytended -
n'cn, nv career sp y" nuhIic of,iceboIder when
I bre,,bed forth the secre,s I sus,ec,eJ
,h,onah RI. sacr., nail and fnrrh, du.I,
70 defenJ mn, cb,rac,e, and I'm ,rro,o
anonrmor. letter. EiralIv hanish he'd hr
mv ";,snicions and rho nmsn;cinns anair:,
3 me from the crnwdaJ hapnts nf men I
d;son,,ar.a ,ha, ! oa,,id ia, ra,hin "m ~ :
r no, even INV ' own n' familv H., % Raheld d've me
who hs,a nnhnJ,. and % am Lo,,IIons, w .o ho
s.nS % n"u rsn,s S,;,, an" nhi"ripp ", appu ~ iio Il
and and sni,sfn, annrshnnl;nn %hm;n,'" ny ,ba enae nT
snring of nv Children and those who % give M
Daily Republican., 1887-12-27
News summary,

Charles House, foreman OF the Rich
mond and Dsnville Railroad Company's
pr nting Office IN Washington, District oi
Columbia, was walking on the tracks
near Alexandria with his dau. hter, on
Sunday While standing between the
north and south tracks amusing the
child, he was struck and killed by an
express train. The child was unhurt.
D The steamer Rhletis, which arrived at
New York yesterday from Hamburg, has
three cases OF smallpox among the 2o6
steerage passengers on board The vessel
was fumigated and the patients detained
At quarantine. The other passengers will
be allowed to land 10 day.
H. Nichols, ofLondon, England, was
killed while attempting to board freight
train on the Pennsylvania Railroad near
Huntingdon, Pennsylvania, yesterday
morning.
Lumau E. Grant, 2s years old, and his
younger brother broke thi ough the ice on
Onondaga Lake, New York, while skat-
iag yesterday. Luman was crowned,
but his brother was saved.
W. W. Corcoran the eminent philan
fhroplst, OF Washington, celebrates his
Both birthday day. II is stated that
ne has given nearly 81. zoo, COO in charities
during his life.
Mrs. Sarah G. Ewing, living few
miles west OF ShelbyViile, Indiana, was
1Ound dead In her barnyard on Sunday by
her grandson. Her body was terribly
mangled by hogs.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-27
An AI,erea FaIth uurs.

A special despatch from Elmira. N.
Y, says: A remarkable case OF faith
cure Is the talk of the people Of all de.
nominations In this city, the persons
interested being well known devou,
Second Adventists, enjoying the re-
putation OF strict integrity Mrs. w.
II. Lougbhead, of No. 10j West Hud-
son street. this city, became violently
III some time ago, and notwithstand.
ing the services OF an eminent physi'
clan, her condition continued critical,
Notwithstanding the low condition oi
the patient she clung tenaciously TO
her bible, and at spells, when not suf.
fering the usual intense pain caused by
her illness, she read the scriptures.
Sunday morning, although very weak
and all hope of recovery having been
practically given up. Mrs. Loughhesd
by great effort opened the bible and
her eyes fell on the following lines In
the General Epistle OF James, fifth
chapter, beginning at the thirteenth
verse:
sis any among you afiiictedf let
him pray. Is any merrySl let him sing
psalms. Is any sick among you? let
him call Tor the elders oi the church
and let them pray over him, annoint.
ing him with oil in the name Of the
Lord, ana the prayer OF faith shall
save the sick and the Lord shall raise
him up, ard il he has committed sins
they shall be forgiven him."
Alter reading Mrs. Loughhead said
she believed she could be cured by
prayer and requested her husband 10
send for DR.. Loughhead at Alba,
Penn, who is an elder in the Second
Adventists' Society at that place. Mon
day evening the elder, the family and
a few neighbors held a season of
prayer in the sick room lasting an
hour, at the end Of which the elder
anointed the patient with sweet oil,
and, taking her by the hand, said:
"Sis,er, in the name Of Jesus Christ
our Lord | command you TO rise."
Immediately Mrs. Loughhead arose,
her Illness left her and she walked
through the house. She gained
strength rapidly and now is as well as
ever.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-27
m. rn,r oman


The annual fair Of the combined
benefit OF SC. Peters Orphanage and
81. James Home, opened In Instituts
Hall on Saturday afternoon. The hal
10 tastefully arranged, and the tables,
with the ladies In charge, are az fol
love-: St. Peters Pro-Cathedrzl
Mrs. Daniel Horrlsk, assisted b.
ladies' OF st. Pster's Sodality; St
Msry'r, Miss Mary O'Hara, assisted bs
ladies Of g.. Msry's Sodality; 81
Pauls, Mrs. n L. German. assisted b,
ladies of st. Paul's Sodality; Sscred
Heart, MIRA. Teresa Biskta and othel
ladies; St. Joseph's. Mrs. James LehaD
assisted by Misses Lawless and Maggi'
Higgins.
81. Anus Church will have table
in charge OF Miss Annie Walls, on The
south side of the room, near the re
| freshmens stand, while the Singer
Sewing Machine Company has o q nt
| display 10 tbs centre Of the room. Tat
l attendance on Saturday night was good,
and the object tor which the fair ID
held appeals TO every one, and IL
worthy OF the most liberal patronage.
TIE ladles in charge OF St. Pster's
table, at the Orphans Fair. in Insti
tute Hall, have shown q great deal oi
taste in the afranSeme OF the many
beautiful articles On exhibition. The
leading attraction is . large booth, two
stories In height, furnished with .
dining room and bed room suite com.
piete. On the adjoining table there are
many beautiful articles. among which
are three very fine oil paintings, pre-
sspted by Rev. Father Conley. Also
eight beautiful and artistic poker pic
tures, presented by Very Rev. Father
Lyons; o pair Of handsome lace curtains
snd EN- broiderel lambrequins, By Mrs.
Il. Kelly; silver tea service, consisting
OF six pieoet, very handsome, pres nted
by T. Z Archsmbaull, 200 Market
street, Philadslphia; two very elegant
silver Ice pitchers, one presented By
Mr., Sharw and the Other by Mrr.
Bowe; q large dinner caster presented
By Mr.. LaWtor; q bride apd groom by
Miss Gormaa; half dozsn silver knifes
ard forks by DAn!ei JAMES, Jr.; hand
sumo hse sarten BY Phillips & Kane;
eight yards French cloth By Mr.. Jas
MoKeough; sofa cushion BY Mrs.
McK.ough; an order on j. T. MulliD
& Son for $50 suit OF clothing, given
By Thomas Rossiter. printer, 504 Ship
ley street; embroidered sofa cushion,
given by Miss Dsily; one half dcz n
chairs from George Il, Murphy lounge
from John A Cannon; iable linen
given by RpfEell & %. There are many
other haI dsome articles on this table.
In connection with this table the
SINGER Sewing Mschine Company, 10 o
very handsome booth In the centre Of
the hall, exhibits ane machines and
many artistic specimens Of work exc.
cuted by them.
The gallery font is occupied by the
exhibits and cards OF the following
firms: George Cooley, wall paper. All
Market street; Phillips & Kane, paint.
ers' supplies; Daniel I. Kiltroy, funeral
director. 1lU West Seventh street;
Daniel James, Jr., hardware; o. j..
Hsssion, coal, wood, -four, etc; LyrehI
& Lesry, groceries; Charles Kyle, ice
cream; Megsry & Sons, fHrniture;
James II. Harkins, tobacco and cigars.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-27
A PIeAsnnt EptsrtAinmen

An entertainment was given in Do.
PoErs school hoaKe, No. "a, on Thurs.
day evening, which was an enjoyable
affair. Readings, Tecitations, die
lo2ueR, singing and tahleaux were the
pripcips! features OF the evening. The
sosooi house was beautifully trimme cd
| with mottoes, evergresns and laurel.
The notices that attracted the most st.
tentlon we're "Welcome" opposite the
doc. and GOOD NiRhW over the door,
made with Florida mosS over red paste.
board. A dialogue entitled "Ths Traiu
TO Mauro" was we'll rendered by Mater
Stephen Kane, as the station master,
and Miss Sarah Hunter, ss the old
woman from the county, aud MAeteI
Alfred Chaxslle % John, her little boy.
A reading entitled "Miss Mallory on
the Chinese Qaes tion" was the "caks"
OF the evening, given by Misc L
Hunter. A beautifully acted tAbleau,
informing, Noon and Might" by three
ladies- Mlss Il. Woodward 90 morning
Ia white dress with pea green sA.h and
crown, and Miss AnRa Hunter q
noon In all her glory, in white and pinh
sash and flowers, and Misc LouiFt
Chsxoile as night, In black, With Gro WI
OF black and the neon ard stnrs In oil
their bssu'y. "a Good Little Fairy
was acted well by little Miss AIMS
Ball. Two poor children wore playing
with broken toys aud tired out iel
asletp, when the fairy appears with 8
doll and bAsket Of toy6. o! what Jog
The evening passed OF Pleasantly aDt
was enjoyed Dy tho large oompasy
present, who extend thanks 10 III,
.eaoder and schoiara aud all who aidet
10 the work, and hope tnst at som,
futnIe timo We win enjoy ADo;htr cn
I'ertAininent by the same company,
Daily Republican., 1887-12-27
Presented spoons,

Last evening smyth Post, G. a. r.,
marched 10 the residence of their com
rade, jesse Talley, at No. 9l7 Orange
street, and demanded an entrance. The
iamily was In bed but comradc Talley
arose and acceded TO the demand. He
was soon Joined by his wife and youngest
heir, In whose honor thetyisit was made
George A Cooley was detailed by the
Post TO act as nurse for the baby and
proved himself an admirable one. a
handsome desert spoon was presented tc
the babes father by George w. King
Sylvester Solomon thea presented the
heir with silvertea spoon, which wa,
received In his behalf by Zaeharial
Pickles. Refreshments and songs were
then INDUCED in and the comrades de-
parted
Daily Republican., 1887-12-27
Omcarn iirraHfnnfcn.

On Ohristmse mornipg break fes'
wss given by Mayor Rboaas TO HI
pol!cs force. Tos table was set In tt,
most temptluE style, In the rooms IL
the Eokel Building, aud was Ia charge
II Mrs. Ehoads. Mrs. DJuzbsrty, Mis,
Johnson, Miss Bechtsl, Miss Smith aad
a 'es Sue Walters. Among thoss prea
ent were John q Farrar, Esq., Coiy
Antinger, j. B. Bell, Taomss Euaseli,
Il Haley, Ferd Fullruor, j. II. Braun
stein and X. Harold Rhcais.
Addresses weTe made By Mayor
ahoacs, Sergeant Mcvcy and Sersesn,
Taylor, who, on behalf ct the police
2rcs, presented Mayer Rhoads with a
handsome rocking chair, pair oi
opera glasses to Mrs. Rdoade, o hand
some gold headed silk nofbrella to the
chief and cabba 10 MIs. Dougherty
Albums were also presented to Mlasci
Johnson, B schtel aud Smith and q gold
pencil TO Misc Walters. What va,
eft over from tho breakfast was given
70 poor fam ily. who, 1t Is sAtd. have
aot had anything to cot for two days.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-27
An AgreeaGIc surprise.

Mr.. Samuel A. Piice, the euperin
tendent OF the Front and UniOn Streets
Railway Company, on arriving at the
Office on Christmas morning was cnr -
fronted by the employees, and Wm.
Hewitt advancing, holding In his
hands a beautiful ebony, gold headed
oane, purchased Of B s. Clark, pre-.
sented II to him in q neat speech as a
token OF his uniforn kiL dness and good
treatment. Mr.. Price was greatly
pleased Ia being thus csnsd, and re
turned his thanks in q manner thai
aided to the enjoyment of the occasion
juch incidents strengthen the bonds be
tween meu, and help to smooth tn,
nsperities that are found along the path
way Of life.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-27
IN. Ae.a.mx Of = us,e.

The Academy OF Music was crowded
yesterday at both performances. "Lu
cretia Borgia" was presented In m ex'
csllent manner. As In "Mafy, Queen
OF Scots" Mise Scott's setting Was very
Tho members OF the company all took
their parts well aud proved conclusive.
ly that heavy legitimate drama can b
prod ucsd by capable artists at popular
prices. To night Leah. ths Forsakan," "
will be given with MISS Scott In the
title role. To morrow, matinee and
evening, "Mary, Qaeen Of Scots" will
again be given. Tho attraction for tbs
latter part OF the week will be Scot; and
Mills "Chip o. the Old Block"
Daily Republican., 1887-12-27
va- ON uarrieE Pigso

The Russian Government .
trying experiments IN sha caI =
cerrier pigeons by fs!eons, y
have proved successful, ,n a, !, ias To-,
OF War expected. The li, illa'a : p
pigeon at q distance Of s : o3at ~ y
metres, goes for It, saa =, Gal =,
promptly. The idea 70 ,.,.rs % u,
birds in time OF war 10 intet5
sages sent from the e19m mon! - a.t II
stations are to be esta6;i'AIa !"
srent fortitioations ID r ls'is'
Daily Republican., 1887-12-27
A pieasnn. Kntsrts,n mens.

The members Of the Young Mems
Tempsranoe oe Union ssvo public en-
tertainmtnt last night, which Was At
tended by an audience that 6iled all
the available space In the room, Mt the
northeast corner Of Eighth and Market
streets, aud after the rendition Of Q
well filiod program, the audience was
served with au abundant supply OF 70,
sreshmente, and all went away well
pleased. The committee who had
chatse Of the entertainment dseira 10
thank the LAD les. and goI tletaen who
took part In the program.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-27
n NlliAlnn...I J

Last Saturday n',,,,,1
toned the death Of tS.s,l
tt Dun,eath FROM laj1rs'
being struck with a I5Sr
b. q p. Railroad a; II. \.
crossing. On the LArc.,,,
evening previous. Sf
forms us that be bsI,i \
proachlas and stopped "a
TIE watchmAn waved hi,
70 drive on. He c5n,i'
crossing the track t..s ny y
and fell. Tic watcbnsp ,
train and 1t vac br51,t,
still. Mr. d vas bo, /, y
his horse up, Int las e,a5u
neer refnstd d 10 Wal AID !,
clear tho track, AL rg,.i,
ran into the wagon sud Jr.
the horse some dl.;aaoe, eo|
groceries, br. sk!ns L. ~
juring the hone 70 ts dIj
slated. II is noI olt,p 90
conduct, aud the one z,.I,y|
be mace TO pay dear lli 4
Mr. ID. has PLACED l5e l.
hands Of q lawyer, ,7t
brought assinsi tue c3npsl
ages.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-27
RopheIYLast Might.

Last night thieves entered the house
OF Charles K Smith, No. 1928 jefferson
street. Mr. smith'e family hss been on
n visit for some time and no one Was In
the house at the time. The th evss
entered the back window by means OF q
jimmy" The door also bears marks
OF their efforts TO obtain ectrapca. On
Mr.. Smiths return he found the thieves
had ransacked the house, and wearing
apparel, etc was almost knee deep on
the floor. Mr.. Smith Is unable to etate
bis loss, as the things are In such a
condition that 1t will require come time
to find out what IL really missing.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-27
DIED.

BLACK.--un the N.h Inst. Os,hsrsus.
wife o. Patrick J.. Black, IN the zsIh ysar
Relatives and friends arc respscsnnry I'm.
vitsd 70 attend her funeral from tina rssl.
dsEes Of her h hu,baad, No lf0s Scot street,
on Thufsday morning. High mAm 81 81
Anne church At y o'clock. Inter mont Al
New CAthedrSl csmetery.
Pu0H;-on tho ss,h inst. Joseph Pugh,
aged 70 years.
Tho relatives and friends are respectfully
invited 20 attend hts funeral. from his
late residouee, No. sit West Second Street.
on wednesday, AFTERNOON ct = o'elo,h with
ont furthcr notlcs. Insefmont st Whining.
ton and Brnndywine cemetery.
kiCORDS AT Brosaiyn, ~. r., on tho
2sth Inst, Lewis A. hicords. aged ~
Relatives ard sisnds OF the family are ro-
spec.fnily invited 70 attend bis funeral from
the residence Of his brother, No. tlo wAinut
street, on wednesday aftsrnoon ut o'cicox &.
Services at the house. intermsnt at River
view CEN etsry.
HlGhFiELD. In PhiladsIphia, on tbs szd
inst., ueors lana. vie OF Wni. T. High
neld and lister or the late Thom ~ J, Bowen,
Relatives and friends are respectfully In
vited TO attend her funeral at the WiInaisg
ton ana Brandyvino Csmetery on Thursday
afternoon NJ o'clock.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-27
=
The sole survivor

The schooner nj. g. Mosely, from
Hsyti, put into Stopington. Connect
out, on Sunday night. aud landed Bor
den Manchester, sole survivor Of the
crew OF ths Echconer Mary ?. Collins, oil
Philadelphia. The captain OF the
Mosely reports that In latitude 80 TO-
longitude II 40, duriug severe gale
he saw the Mary p, Oollins nova TO and
showing slznsls OF distress. He
launched boa, but before Il reached
the disabled schooner she sank, taking
down the captain sn6 i've of the crew
Manchester was found Htioa6 on plan \
and was taken on board the Mosely
The Mary P, Collips was bound from
Norfolk with $50 tons Of coal for Som
erset.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-27
FOURTH EDITION
MUNICIPAL court

There were no cases at the Municipal
] Court on Saturday evening.
| Al Sundays scssion William walker,
colofed, was 6ned t3 and costs for
drunkenness aad diBordeyly conduct;
George Cook, "a and costs; Isaso Hay
den, u and costs; Augustus Oareon, Sl
and costs; William Z;ieler, "a and costs;
Walter Massey, 90 and costa; Benjamin
Walker, f2 and costs; Absalom Wat
SOD, Is and costs; WILLARD PArkes, %
and costs; Ida Trusty. colorcd, " and
costsi Thomas Gillespie, % and costs,
for drunkenness In vatious d,Rress.
| Yesterday morning Isaac Hayden
was recommitted until this morning ;
John Dousherty and Lambert emith
we're each fined % and oosts for drunk.
enness and dltorderly conduct, and
Jam so Widdoes, % and oolts for drunk
ennesg.
This morning John jackson was hned
S2 ssd oosts fer druukenness. Rsbecoa
Morgan, for the same effense, was 70.
oommittsd until 10 morrow ntng.
Thomas II. Harris, WIN. Butler, Henry
VeAtey and Rspson Harris, oolored,
were charged with committing an af-
sault on o colored man named Seal.
Thomas X. Harris WAS dismi issed, and
the others each fined s5 and costs John
Williams, Clarence Smith, Edward
Gibbons and Patrick Carroll, arrested
on complaint ofa man named George
Smith. were eiichargsd, smith failing
TO sppear against them. Samuel Jack.
son, drunk, Was hued - aud costs.
George Draper, colored, charged with
eukerins the house OF Leslie Gibson and
choking his child, was fned $l and
costs.
Johu Wesley Garden, coiored charged
with aosau't nnd battery on Charles
Johnsou, also co!cred, 6as flned 50 and
costs. William SRisgttt, colored,
charged with IN aggravated assault on
Mary Walker, was fined SIS st d costs.
Charles Lee and Aionzo Ward, colored :,
srreetd on Sunday evening for being
engaged In o general tight, were finet
% and costs and "a and costs respect
lively.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-27
ijled From Heart Dis

Yesterday aitersCM MID
El!ineer died sudden ,oi b
at her residence, t5 100
street. She was the WHO'S d
Ellipger, aud lived VIII Leg
Two daus hters and q sor
gagged In the aI0'erg baalpesv
In her store 81 usus AbodI
she suddenly fell Eaa Dg,
who was In lie lGaA9lrl
called in, bu. rottiu1 c5r.d !
her and she died o. s 80 o'c,l
wss 81 years OF age IN. 81
Sacred Heart Ca1rcg. p'
stated she died o! beat O
Coroner BaInhill gaze z q
that effect, TIE asrsnf7ns
funeral have no. ye' ht'h ma
Daily Republican., 1887-12-27
Young Mon rtint,.,.,,


The Young Men . Te-p.r}
ably assisted by souo o. lad
talent. gave one OF ILt.. I'd
;ertnia nents lsa, eveui19 \
Rsading Rom, Z 2Lt1 a
siraetst TO n good slzed s11.a
The program inc,udel 7,
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iEi; ROTATIONS by " IN
and Instrumental music Oi
Lingo and Messrs, Rasss., a
After the program had bt
an abundant supply oi n
were served 10 the ggGsN
were the arms thsi .e3gs,
"philipini.' The ul!cs :s
Ing condition, AID Is 6roR
strength and membership.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-27
Hounds DIowned.

The pack Of hounds to3S., oo,29s.u3 \
McCom be joined with Soo...i .,,. ~
longing to Alexander Bss,;s ! ~ n
land, when they broke tar..sa ? .,gSa
and ave Of them were dEosn' VI,
lsss Of the cold, and rsFc14a q, ~ ~
favorites, aud would have y :, Gss' iss'
had they not got uLder 'no wv